NEC SuperScript 610 Manuel utilisateur

Silentwriter SuperScript™

Windows®95

User's Guide

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First Printing — Septmber 1995

NEC Corporation

7-1 Shiba 5-Chome, Minato-ku

Tokyo 108-01, Japan

Contents i

Contents

1 Introduction 1-1

Introduction 1-2

Standard Feature 1-3

Network Configuration Overview 1-4

Personal Configuration 1-5

Network Configuration 1-6

Network Configuration Example 1-7

SuperScript Console and Printer Status 1-8

2 System Requirements 2-1

System Requirements 2-2

3 SuperScript Software Installation 3-1

SuperScript Software Installation Overview 3-2

Installing the SuperScript Software 3-5

SuperScript Installation Dialogs 3-7

Testing the SuperScript Installation 3-17

Removing SuperScript Software 3-18

4 SuperScript Console 4-1

Control Panel 4-2

GDI Setup Screen 4-6

Local Queue 4-10

Remote Queue 4-13

Job Log 4-16

SuperScript Console Menu Items 4-18

File 4-18

View 4-18

Settings 4-18

Network 4-19

Run 4-20

Help 4-20

Exiting Before Printing has Completed 4-20

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5 Sharing and Connecting 5-1

Sharing the Printer 5-3

Connecting To the Printer 5-5

Printing 5-6

Printer Access and Client Privilege Checks 5-7

6 PostScript Printing 6-1

Switching Postscript Print Mode 6-2

From the Control Panel of SuperScript Console 6-2

PostScript Options 6-3

TrueType Font Substitution 6-4

PostScript Print Mode Overview 6-5

Printing from a Windows Application 6-5

Printing from DOS 6-6

Printing PostScript or PCL Files from the MS-DOS

Command Line 6-7

Printing ASCII Text Files 6-7

7 SuperScript Printer Status 7-1

Expanded SuperScript Printer Status Display 7-4

Printer Error Status Messages and Recovery 7-4

8 Using Fonts 8-1

Fonts in PostScript Mode 8-2

Fonts in GDI Mode 8-5

Fonts in PCL Mode 8-6

Installing SuperScript TrueType Fonts 8-7

Saving Downloaded Fonts and Macros (PCL Mode) 8-8

A Troubleshooting A-1

Installation Problems A-2

Wrong System or Hardware Configuration A-2

Insufficient Memory A-2

No Printer Port A-2

Insufficient Disk Space A-2

Removing the Previously installed SuperScript Software A-2

B PostScript Character Sets B-1

Glossary

Index

Introduction 1–1

1Introduction

1–2 Introduction

This guide provides installation and operating

instructions for the NEC Silentwriter SuperScript for

Windows 95 software.

The NEC Silentwriter SuperScript for Windows 95

software is developed specially for users of

Windows 95. The software supports PostScript

emulation mode in addition to GDI mode and PCL

emulation mode and provides network printing

features.

INTRODUCTION

Introduction 1–3

NEC Silentwriter SuperScript for Windows 95 is a

printing solution developed for Windows 95 users

that provides complete Windows-based printing.

This new SuperScript for Windows 95 provides the

following additional features for your standard

SuperScript printer:

• Full Windows 95 Compatibility

• Network Printing

The SuperScript for Windows 95 expands

capabilities of the SuperScript printer to support

the Microsoft Windows 95 network solution.

• Software emulation of PostScript

The SuperScript for Windows 95 provides both

PostScript Level I and Level II emulations.

(PostScript Level II emulation is available for

only SuperScript 660 and 660i printer users.)

Available printing modes are different depending

on your printer type.

GDI (All SuperScript printers)

PCL4.5 (SuperScript 610 / 610plus)

PCL5e (SuperScript 660 / 660i)

PostScript I (SuperScript 610 / 610plus)

PostScript II (SuperScript 660 / 660i)

• New Integrated User Interface.

STANDARD

FEATURE

1–4 Introduction

Which configuration option you should choose is

primarily dependent on whether you will use the

SuperScript printer in a network or as a non-network

“Personal” printer connected directly to your PC.

Regardless of whether you use the SuperScript

printer in a network configuration or as a non-

network printer, the software provides all the same

print modes and printer features. Network and

resource sharing features are not available in the

Personal configuration.

NETWORK

CONFIGURATION

OVERVIEW

SuperScript network program provides three

software configuration options that can be selected

based on how you intend to use the printer:

•Personal

•Server

•Client

Introduction 1–5

Personal

Configuration

The Personal configuration is for users not connected

to a network, or who will not use the SuperScript

printer as a shared network resource. This

configuration is a conventional PC and printer

arrangement in which only the PC to which the

printer is connected can print to the printer.

For existing SuperScript users, the new SuperScript

software provides compatibility for Windows 95, the

PostScript emulation mode, and a newer, more

modern user interface with additional Help files.

There are features not available in this configuration

that are related to network administration and

selecting and viewing remote queues. These features

are disabled in the Personal configuration.

If at some point you choose to add network

capabilities to your PC or allow the SuperScript

printer to be a shared network resource, you will

have to re-install the SuperScript software and select

the Server User Type option.

1–6 Introduction

Microsoft’s Windows is designed to be a peer-to-

peer network. In other words, each PC is a peer to

every other PC in the workgroup. This peer approach

means that no PC in the workgroup acts as a network

administrator.

SuperScript software adopts this peer-to-peer model.

However, to provide user configuration flexibility

and to save memory for some users, SuperScript

software can be configured differently when a user

has a connected printer than when a user prints from

a printer connected to another peer PC in the

workgroup. The PC that has the printer connected to

it performs some additional functions not needed for

PCs without a connected printer.

Therefore, we have adopted the Client/Server

terminology to differentiate between those PCs that

have a printer connected to them and those that do

not. A Server is a peer with a connected and shared

printer. A Client is a peer using a printer connected

to a Server.

Server

Any Server in the workgroup with SuperScript

software installed can be effectively both a Server

and a Client. As a Server, that PC shares the

connected printer with other peers in the workgroup.

However, when that Server opts to print to a printer

supported by another Server, that PC is acting as a

Client to the other Server.

Network

Configuration

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